Consumers could be paying for 67% of the cost of tariffs by October — ahead of the holiday shopping season.

The cost of tariffs is mostly being borne mostly by U.S. companies so far, according to analysis by Goldman Sachs.

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Consumers in the US have absorbed an estimated 22% of tariff costs through June, but their share will rise to 67% if recent tariffs follow the pattern of previous levies.